Build Skills That Matter.
The Special Function Officer program is a great first step toward a career in law enforcement or corrections. Students learn the basics of police work, including laws, patrol, investigations, safety tactics, and CPR/First Aid. This training prepares you for advanced programs and helps you build the skills needed to serve and protect in Utah.
What You’ll Learn
Special Function Officer
Program Times
Cohorts in Fall and Spring.
Mondays - Fridays 5:00 - 10:00 pm.
Saturdays 8:00 am - 5:00 pm.
Instructors
Special Functions Officer Instructor
James May
“Hard skills, strong future.”
Liam R.
This program pushed me physically and mentally, preparing me for high-demand law enforcement roles. I felt ready to take on specialized duties in the field.
Admission Requirements
-Students must provide their high school transcripts, GED, or diploma.
-Must be at least 19 years of age before the end of the program.
-Must complete the NPOST exam before entering the program.
-Must have a signed POST-approved medical release form.
-Must have completed a Utah POST application.
-Must pass physical standards on the first day of class:
Vertical Jump: 14.5 inches
Push-ups 14 Reps
Isometric Plank (:30)
1.5 Mile Run (16:11)
*Of Special Note: A felony conviction in the past will make it extremely difficult for the student to pass the Utah State POST application or get a job in this industry.